Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Mfxucuz STAFFORD x, Look to your laurels, Bobby Jones. Atherton is turning Margie Stajord loose this June and she's the top at golf. She intends to take it up seriously next year. Luck to her! ufedimv. 517431 HELEN ST1s1N1zKmz Helen is interested in everything -tennis, baseball, swim- ming, reading, and singing. But her singing is most important. Some day she hopes to crash the Met and make the famous harken. TJAUMJCH- 56:1651- WINNIE STEPHENS I'here's nothing selfish about our winning Winnie. That black coupe of hers is always full of friends. VIRGINIA STOCKOFF X'- Virginia is a typical American girl. .She loves sports, music, art, eating, and she's culi- razy about Clark Gable. VIRGINIA STRASSBURG With a lovely face and a lovely voice to match it, who's stop- ping Virginia in her rise to fame? No one, unless it be a very insistent suitor. lygjrr XI!! Lois STRAUS Lois wants to be a technician to a well-known doctor. Well, Lois, with the grand record you've made at Atherton, you're bound to pick a winner! HELEN SWANN Helen personijes the syncopated rhythm of Cab Calloway's St. Louis Blues. When she begins decorating interiors, there'll be rhythm and balance a la Swann. LUCILE TAFEL 2, Lucile wields a mean tennis racquet besides having won numerals in soccer and base- ball. I n spite of her athletic prowess, she hopes some day to become a famous dietician. BETTY TAYLOR I -ndigestion will be a thing of the past when Betty becomes a dietician and begins planning menus. Here's wishing you luck, Betty! 76 CAROLINE THACHER Caroline is the genie of the stockroom-she can produce anything at a moment's notice. Continuing with her scientific education, she plans to become a hospital labora- tory technician. W 1 Y 4-P 9 I twenty-seven 1 V - nflf , ,. , LK,

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'V Y. EDNA SCHLICKI Edna's ability to cook and sew gives us an idea as to what she'll be doing a few years hence, although she seems to think she'll be pounding a typewriter. f EVELYN SCHIEMANN by-'i ,XO Horseback riding and sketching are Eoelyn's favorite pas- times. We wonder if she takes her sketchbook 'with her when she rides. Sounds like fun' rm, The triage., 'V MARGARIQ1' SEIBERT 1 ,fp slwwstf CHARLOTTE SHRADER Ah-ha! So our Charlotte hopes for an ever-so-glamorous career as a mo-vie star. When Hollywood begins releasing her pictures, what a thrill her classmates back in '35 will get! ,Lg fdhsilxfv A CAROLYN SHRADER Carolyn wants to be a great singer and warble her way into opera as well as into the hearts 'of her radio listeners. Here is one songbird that is sure to fly high! I U would 1, 46 If Illargarefs crazy about history, ELIZABETH SMITH Jin' '- , P1fC51U'6-V, Mid b00kS-mostly Beth has made a super-super - , b00!25- TVW1 and attractive. record. She has the most , I LLM! I shell cause a rush on the over-'worked memory in Ath- K , i'Lbt'l17'y 'when she i!lk6S-1267 gffgn, Thgi'3 3hg'1l4b5g, N. coveted seat behind the lzbra- gmmtlawygf, ' riansdesk. QHMMJXME ff:-35 7?us, 9-ui A412 LAURICE SETTLE LOQTE SMITH li, t G . , ' . ' , o ie is our ane aynor- . 1 i,,D'L'! J Chopsncks or Chopin! -Why sweetness and light-and we nf., - fever your favorite piece is, . 1 ld ,t t Z -f' '- tfjfff, Laurice can play it When Milam y mu n ge a ang ff iffy' K her nimble fingers chase each without her' She has mf ' Zffyw other over the ke s people jzwfy curls and an angelic Nfl .IHOP look and liglgn 1, smile- but when she's angry ' ' ' ' she's-if' , E444 ' - - 7 'P mi Met 1437 MARGARET SHONKWILER ANN SPARKS V Mfrgarel fs if 'wffhzsncatid To think that anyone with such 1? ybwm Wei. tg, C05 ' curly, blond locks could be so hay eif3i'flg'tie'Z Wg bufkue systematic! . It's incredible, j iliwou 'de 0 30726 kqidlo yet it's possible. Hasn't Ann fb W 'A htlemman tffamt 5 1 '53 been a faultless business f 25 Hoge economics. Or wont manage, of Aerial? L ,pf , sT1.,:f WL? fl me 'fafcfii CNR, Q N.. 4+ X 9 L I twenty-six 1 -5

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EXHXHX ou who have never been in llffayme Nell's chorus class have missed a lot. We love the cute way she blushes when asked to sing alone. P. S.-She really does have a good voice. 1 MAYMH NELL THOMPSON MARTHA TOBABEN Children of the future are going to be saved from many illness- es when Martha becomes a specialist in children's dis- eases. LINDA TOMLINSON '-J If we ever have to go to the hospital, 'we'll demand Linda for our nurse. If she makes as swell a nurse as she does a classmate, she'll be unsur- passed. b Q A AL, , I JO U I N ANNA MAY TORSTICK W Anna Ma is bound to make 3' good as a secretary. Some future employer will con- gratulate himseb' on his ex- traordinary luck. Wag 'Nh 3,230-E DOROTHY TREITZ V Dorothy has what very few Athertonians have-a good alto voice. She has been a real trouper and an impor- tant and dependable member of the Glee Club. 4 0 LW our We fiQ2,,,,,,,H MARJORIE VAN DAMM Q Marjorie came to us from New York. She states quite jirm- ly her ambition is to be a radio announcer, and who could doubt it after listening to that compelling Van Damm voice? SUE WADE , t S Sweet Sue and Pardon My Southern Accent are two very appropriate titles for this Tennesseean whose inter- ests run to domestic science and mathematics. She's a whiz at trig. 7h 'eff 1757 EVELYN WALLACE 1' Evelyn doesn't say much, but she knows all the answers. She likes dancing and Dumas. A unique combination for a unique girl! A- x Mus , 4, 4, I twenty-eight :I